Volume 10, Number 7—July 2004
Research
Molecular Analysis of Plasmodium ovale Variants
Thin Thida Win*, Amadu Jalloh*, Indah Setyawati Tantular†, Takafumi Tsuboi‡, Marcelo Urbano Ferreira§, Masatsugu Kimura¶, and Fumihiko Kawamoto*
Table 2
Cysteine protease genes in different Plasmodium ovale isolatesa
| Position |
444 |
471 |
501 |
552 |
599 |
600 |
633 |
685 |
700 |
720 |
774 |
786 |
789 |
860 |
881 |
886 |
895 |
896 |
914 |
| Nigerian I/CDC | T | T | T | A | A | A | T | A | C | G | T | A | T | C | A | C | A | G | A |
| Classic isolate | T | T | T | A | A | A | T | A | G | G | T | A | T | C | A | C | A | G | A |
| (P→A) | |||||||||||||||||||
| Variant isolate | C | C | G | G | G | G | C | G | G | T | A | C | C | A | G | G | G | C | C |
| (K→R) | (N→D) | (P→A) | (T→K) | (K→R) | (H→D) | (S→A) | (E→A) | ||||||||||||
aNucleotide numbers in boldface indicate positions resulting in nonsilent mutations (parentheses).
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